Comments by "" (@danielwhyatt3278) on "Rare rainforests in Devon will be restored after huge charity donation" video.

  1. I feel like a lot of this work now, can be put down to the great new book on Britain’s lost rainforests, that has attracted so much public attention to finally be aware of what we have lost over such a long period of time. It’s opened our eyes, even to those who really should’ve known better, and now, we are finally acting. It’s only one small step, but it’s one in the right direction. We just need now in the coming weeks and months for them to actually clearly show how they are going to do it, to make sure the reforesting is done quickly while still making sure it will grow back as well as it can without domestic animal interference and farmers can be compensated. It’s time, for Britain’s rainforests to return.
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  2. Oh yes, it’s been coming to the public attention over the last two years to a couple of months now. I think it’s really all down to the new hit book Britain’s Lost Rainforests. it’s compilation of information and studies ever since lockdown have highlighted it in a way that I don’t really think it’s been done properly before. We truly did ones have rainforests. Just different to those in the rest of the world due to the foliage difference.They would’ve been just as magnificent, and although they will never look the same, they can still be as great as they once were, if we allow them to be. Just this time in a different shape and area as they grow out.
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  3. Here here. There really should be annual plans to try and recruit members of the public to be involved in this (like actual litters or better yet emails from the government sort of things), as well as a lot more tree breeding farms to actually create the numbers needed.
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  4. You listening C4!?
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